Resonance: The Universal Law of Natural Dietetics

[Guest guest]

I found this story, and statements resonated for me; I hope you enjoy

it also. (from http://www.fredericpatenaude.com/cayenne.html)

 

Frederic said:

 

[...my book " The Raw Secrets, " I quoted Theofilio de la Torre, who

wrote:

 

" During the years I spent in Central America and in Cuba, I had the

opportunity to observe the reaction of monkeys when offered a food

they never ate before. Instinctively, they use three senses to know

if the food is poisonous:

 

• the sense of sight

 

• the sense of smell

 

• the sense of taste

 

" First they attentively look at the new food. If it passes this first

exam of the sense of sight, they pursue their examination with their

acute sense of smell. They bring their nose close to this new food

and smell it intensely. If they find it has a pleasant smell, it will

have passed this part of the inspection. Finally, they lick the food

and taste a small piece of it. If they like the taste, they start to

eat it carefully.

 

" During this whole process, the animal acted according to the

Universal Law of Natural Dietetics, that is, they found the new food

to be:

 

• pleasant to the sight

 

• pleasant to the smell

 

• pleasant to the taste

 

when it is consumed:

 

• in the raw state

 

• without combinations and

 

• without seasonings

 

" This law is known by all animals, who obey it all except man.

Theofilio de la Torre " ]

 

maybe not a Eureka! for me, and something about it resonated for me

at a " gut " /emotional level...

 

he was using this example to discuss why Cayenne/and the Master

Cleanse are both not good for us..he has thoughts on many other

topics..

 

Had an interesting craving this morning: it was for lunch meat

(thankfull we didn't have any!) - it passed.

 

Have a great day!

 

best regards,

 

 

Bob

[Guest guest]

Raw secrets was a wonderful book!

 

rawfood , " Bob Farrell " <rjf2@t...> wrote:

>

> I found this story, and statements resonated for me; I hope you

enjoy

> it also. (from http://www.fredericpatenaude.com/cayenne.html)

>

> Frederic said:

>

> [...my book " The Raw Secrets, " I quoted Theofilio de la Torre,

who

> wrote:

>

> " During the years I spent in Central America and in Cuba, I had

the

> opportunity to observe the reaction of monkeys when offered a food

> they never ate before. Instinctively, they use three senses to

know

> if the food is poisonous:

>

> • the sense of sight

>

> • the sense of smell

>

> • the sense of taste

>

> " First they attentively look at the new food. If it passes this

first

> exam of the sense of sight, they pursue their examination with

their

> acute sense of smell. They bring their nose close to this new food

> and smell it intensely. If they find it has a pleasant smell, it

will

> have passed this part of the inspection. Finally, they lick the

food

> and taste a small piece of it. If they like the taste, they start

to

> eat it carefully.

>

> " During this whole process, the animal acted according to the

> Universal Law of Natural Dietetics, that is, they found the new

food

> to be:

>

> • pleasant to the sight

>

> • pleasant to the smell

>

> • pleasant to the taste

>

> when it is consumed:

>

> • in the raw state

>

> • without combinations and

>

> • without seasonings

>

> " This law is known by all animals, who obey it all except man.

> Theofilio de la Torre " ]

>

> maybe not a Eureka! for me, and something about it resonated for

me

> at a " gut " /emotional level...

>

> he was using this example to discuss why Cayenne/and the Master

> Cleanse are both not good for us..he has thoughts on many other

> topics..

>

> Had an interesting craving this morning: it was for lunch meat

> (thankfull we didn't have any!) - it passed.

>

> Have a great day!

>

> best regards,

>

>

> Bob